Hosted by Miami Heat's Duncan Robinson and Davis Reid, The Long Shot gives you an inside look into the NBA while showcasing stories of those that have overcome the odds. New episodes every Thursday.
Baseball hands down. Hand eye coordination, running, throwing, catching, hitting and consistently being aware. In addition you can't have an off day without it being documented and literally affecting your stats and entire career. A few bad days for a baseball player will result in him being sent down. The sheer number of games. The fact that any size person can have these skills means the skills themselves are important. If we're talking straight up cardio, I'd think soccer. Brute force football. Size, speed and endurance then basketball.
@VinceVonViktor6 күн бұрын
That intro beat is dopeeee
@rq530410 күн бұрын
Miami high legend
@deeblake316013 күн бұрын
When did artest avg 25😂
@stephenmullenax452215 күн бұрын
Haslem pointed a finger then got the f out of there. Dwight will eat you y’all all scary
@stephenmullenax452215 күн бұрын
Dwight would still murk him in and out of basketball idc
@TonyLambshanks16 күн бұрын
This man averaged 16 points, 6 Boards, and 3 assists in the Pac 10 and shot 51% from the Field. He lasted 11 seasons in the NBA so I am going to assume he was also a great attribute to the teams he was on, gave minutes in necessary time, and was a great practice player. His NBA career salary was over $20M in total. On top of it he seems like a good dude.
@D-money81317 күн бұрын
I hope god sends me a woman like Doris lol
@jerseyron18 күн бұрын
No one worked like Kobe
@John3.3620 күн бұрын
I want to see a video of people challenging NBA bench-warmers and getting owned.
@corazonhermosa20 күн бұрын
Who said White Guys can’t defend? 😂😂 I thought it was White Guys can’t jump 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 It was just a movie 🎥 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@nonya896620 күн бұрын
The white-Mamba the real GOAT😂
@ryu-ken20 күн бұрын
Both wohld dominate. Todays centers are weak
@JonFrumTheFirst20 күн бұрын
Scal played at least 10 minutes a game in 8 years of his career. Typical of NBA players not in the top 6 on their team. With New Jersey he played 21 minutes one year. He wasn't a scrub until the end of his 11 year career.
@danzo140121 күн бұрын
I was at a New Jersey Nets vs Celtics game one time and saw Scalabrine dribbling and showing off his handles on the sideline. That's when I realized how good he was. He's the man.
@JonahPedersen-tz3uk21 күн бұрын
He’s right. People don’t appreciate how good nba players are.
@user-xu5xj3ym4k21 күн бұрын
no doubt i would beat Brian Scalabrine 1v1. he was the cheapest option they could find to meet the 12 man requirement on an overpaid free agent loaded team. i think he just does this youtube goofball 1v1 thing because he needs to feed his ego since it got destroyed the day he entered the league and saw real basketball for the first time. it's obvious he chooses easy victims and likely pays most of them off. anyway, he's slow and low basketball iq and doesnt have a good shot.
@mylarhyrule90421 күн бұрын
If nobody has ever had you play ball on TV, chances are you can’t school a PROFESSIONAL ball player…. Even a “terrible” one. The worst one on the court is still there for a reason….
@normalguycap21 күн бұрын
Seen too many whiffed layups and air balls and other ridiculous mistakes from pro nba players for this to be true, many of these scrubs can get toasted.
@normalguycap21 күн бұрын
Ben simmons.
@onebigadvocado637622 күн бұрын
Everyone sucks compared to the Red Mamba
@hoi-polloi186322 күн бұрын
I think it would be insanely fun to play a game with a current or former NBA guy. Of course I'm not expecting to win the game, and wouldn't talk smack, it would just be really neat.
@Scott-gc8lr22 күн бұрын
Maybe it’s the free throws that cause the average Joe’s delusion of NBA grandeur. The average hooper probably could hit a higher FT% than Shaq.
@DE4D_Pool22 күн бұрын
MJ got beat one v one by a businessman there’s footage of it
@Timewave-Zer022 күн бұрын
Even an elite D1 athlete would wreck average Joe 😂😂
@patrickkelly73723 күн бұрын
3:27
@barbaryn789923 күн бұрын
Woody Harrelson in Semi Pro Woody Harrelson in White Men Cant Jump This guy in real life
@JoeKnows4423 күн бұрын
Michael Curry, post playing career (close to 40) showed up for a pick-up, grabbed a team we had just beat 21-5, scored 20 of 21 of his teams points and they beat us, a group of low D1 and D2 or NAIA college players in our mid-twenties, 21-9. NBA players are a whole different level.
@paulmartin234823 күн бұрын
I don't think that most of these scrubs have any idea how fast the NBA game is. Most of the time they would not have any idea what happened on any given play till they were able to study the replay in slow motion.
@kort134423 күн бұрын
im 50 years old and id SCHOOL Scala-weenie in 1 on 1
@matthewjohnson692623 күн бұрын
I was a small-college stud in the early 90s who played pickup with all the Orlando Magic players of that era - Nick Anderson, Scott Skiles, Jeff Turner, Anthony Bowie, Donald Royal, Greg Kite, etc. Its not hard to hang tough in a high-level pickup game, BUT ALL THE NBA guys have ANOTHER GEAR that we don't have. Whether or not they choose to use it in pickup is another story.
@NotTheWheel23 күн бұрын
I mean I'd be willing to work and try and beat A* NBA player one on one. I don't believe in no win scenarios.
@cgenster23 күн бұрын
Who gives a shit about this guy?
@johnnythekid46018 күн бұрын
you obviously do if you here commenting on a video of him talking
@yep.fishing24 күн бұрын
2:24 i highly doubt there are games with 4 defensive rebounders on the key on a free throw
@balls2jawls24 күн бұрын
I wanna see Duncan Robinson vs Scal
@ksrmk24 күн бұрын
every day, Every Day, EVERY Day
@TomShelby123424 күн бұрын
Scal was a solid player. He was a real good college player. I’m sorry he took people’s comments so personal but was probably sick of hearing it.
@butchtommasino24 күн бұрын
That's dumb as hell. One on one, there's people out there who have never played professionally who would destroy some NBA players. Good example is some of the dudes in federal prisons, especially putting them against someone like Darius Garland lol. Dude would get his neck broke trying to 1 on 1 someone without refs to save him.
@johnnythekid460121 күн бұрын
so prison ball or "hood" basketball is real basketball? is that what you are trying to tell us? its a "mans" game compared to the pussy ball that most people play?
@euntaepark600124 күн бұрын
Yao was basically Porzingis before Porzingis, but 3 inches taller, with much better footwork.
@DomClancy24 күн бұрын
That set is a testament that money can't buy taste. Dude should've gone with a decorator - who wants to have or host their meals in a night/strip club type lighting lol
@mc7625 күн бұрын
500K guys play high school basketball. 25K play Juco, NAIA, D1-3. 450 make it to the NBA. How is this even a question?
@Shakester7125 күн бұрын
I use to think I could keep up with NBA players. That thought ended quick against a guy, who at the time, was a freshman at the same school. This dude was 6’4 and just huge. I thought, I can stay in front of them. I’m 6’2 and pretty quick. This dude went right by me like I was standing still. No one that big should be that quick. He ended up being the second pick of the draft. Some guy named Jason Kidd. I’ve also played against Rex Walters, who is half Japanese and played in the same J-League. He dominated everyone and made us look like little kids.
@User8vfjhejf25 күн бұрын
Larry Bird excelled at reading players, which is one of the reasons that made him so great despite his speed
@rorywynhoff154925 күн бұрын
Strongest player? That would be Wilt Chamberlain, hands down.
@jondubb3525 күн бұрын
Steven Adams is strong, no question. But, and there’s video proof of this all over KZread, He struggles to guard The Joker on the block. Physically struggles. Joker has natural strength that nobody talks about because he’s not cut like Adams is.
@curtiszyr26 күн бұрын
“I could literally in the middle of his inside out move think what I’m eating for dinner and still challenge his shot” 😂
@Keshly1626 күн бұрын
I find it hard to believe them weak ass moves worked on anyone who knows a lick of basketball.
@johndistick970226 күн бұрын
That's why us Europeans are losing our shit when we hear from Americans that the NCAA is better than the Euroleague. There's levels to this shit.
@adverteasing26 күн бұрын
Poor college (and HS) players thinking they still have it-when they never even had it to begin with...
@leojohnson56226 күн бұрын
No disrespect but I witnessed Draymond Green treat this man Steven Adam's like a kid😮😮😮
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Baseball hands down. Hand eye coordination, running, throwing, catching, hitting and consistently being aware. In addition you can't have an off day without it being documented and literally affecting your stats and entire career. A few bad days for a baseball player will result in him being sent down. The sheer number of games. The fact that any size person can have these skills means the skills themselves are important. If we're talking straight up cardio, I'd think soccer. Brute force football. Size, speed and endurance then basketball.
That intro beat is dopeeee
Miami high legend
When did artest avg 25😂
Haslem pointed a finger then got the f out of there. Dwight will eat you y’all all scary
Dwight would still murk him in and out of basketball idc
This man averaged 16 points, 6 Boards, and 3 assists in the Pac 10 and shot 51% from the Field. He lasted 11 seasons in the NBA so I am going to assume he was also a great attribute to the teams he was on, gave minutes in necessary time, and was a great practice player. His NBA career salary was over $20M in total. On top of it he seems like a good dude.
I hope god sends me a woman like Doris lol
No one worked like Kobe
I want to see a video of people challenging NBA bench-warmers and getting owned.
Who said White Guys can’t defend? 😂😂 I thought it was White Guys can’t jump 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 It was just a movie 🎥 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The white-Mamba the real GOAT😂
Both wohld dominate. Todays centers are weak
Scal played at least 10 minutes a game in 8 years of his career. Typical of NBA players not in the top 6 on their team. With New Jersey he played 21 minutes one year. He wasn't a scrub until the end of his 11 year career.
I was at a New Jersey Nets vs Celtics game one time and saw Scalabrine dribbling and showing off his handles on the sideline. That's when I realized how good he was. He's the man.
He’s right. People don’t appreciate how good nba players are.
no doubt i would beat Brian Scalabrine 1v1. he was the cheapest option they could find to meet the 12 man requirement on an overpaid free agent loaded team. i think he just does this youtube goofball 1v1 thing because he needs to feed his ego since it got destroyed the day he entered the league and saw real basketball for the first time. it's obvious he chooses easy victims and likely pays most of them off. anyway, he's slow and low basketball iq and doesnt have a good shot.
If nobody has ever had you play ball on TV, chances are you can’t school a PROFESSIONAL ball player…. Even a “terrible” one. The worst one on the court is still there for a reason….
Seen too many whiffed layups and air balls and other ridiculous mistakes from pro nba players for this to be true, many of these scrubs can get toasted.
Ben simmons.
Everyone sucks compared to the Red Mamba
I think it would be insanely fun to play a game with a current or former NBA guy. Of course I'm not expecting to win the game, and wouldn't talk smack, it would just be really neat.
Maybe it’s the free throws that cause the average Joe’s delusion of NBA grandeur. The average hooper probably could hit a higher FT% than Shaq.
MJ got beat one v one by a businessman there’s footage of it
Even an elite D1 athlete would wreck average Joe 😂😂
3:27
Woody Harrelson in Semi Pro Woody Harrelson in White Men Cant Jump This guy in real life
Michael Curry, post playing career (close to 40) showed up for a pick-up, grabbed a team we had just beat 21-5, scored 20 of 21 of his teams points and they beat us, a group of low D1 and D2 or NAIA college players in our mid-twenties, 21-9. NBA players are a whole different level.
I don't think that most of these scrubs have any idea how fast the NBA game is. Most of the time they would not have any idea what happened on any given play till they were able to study the replay in slow motion.
im 50 years old and id SCHOOL Scala-weenie in 1 on 1
I was a small-college stud in the early 90s who played pickup with all the Orlando Magic players of that era - Nick Anderson, Scott Skiles, Jeff Turner, Anthony Bowie, Donald Royal, Greg Kite, etc. Its not hard to hang tough in a high-level pickup game, BUT ALL THE NBA guys have ANOTHER GEAR that we don't have. Whether or not they choose to use it in pickup is another story.
I mean I'd be willing to work and try and beat A* NBA player one on one. I don't believe in no win scenarios.
Who gives a shit about this guy?
you obviously do if you here commenting on a video of him talking
2:24 i highly doubt there are games with 4 defensive rebounders on the key on a free throw
I wanna see Duncan Robinson vs Scal
every day, Every Day, EVERY Day
Scal was a solid player. He was a real good college player. I’m sorry he took people’s comments so personal but was probably sick of hearing it.
That's dumb as hell. One on one, there's people out there who have never played professionally who would destroy some NBA players. Good example is some of the dudes in federal prisons, especially putting them against someone like Darius Garland lol. Dude would get his neck broke trying to 1 on 1 someone without refs to save him.
so prison ball or "hood" basketball is real basketball? is that what you are trying to tell us? its a "mans" game compared to the pussy ball that most people play?
Yao was basically Porzingis before Porzingis, but 3 inches taller, with much better footwork.
That set is a testament that money can't buy taste. Dude should've gone with a decorator - who wants to have or host their meals in a night/strip club type lighting lol
500K guys play high school basketball. 25K play Juco, NAIA, D1-3. 450 make it to the NBA. How is this even a question?
I use to think I could keep up with NBA players. That thought ended quick against a guy, who at the time, was a freshman at the same school. This dude was 6’4 and just huge. I thought, I can stay in front of them. I’m 6’2 and pretty quick. This dude went right by me like I was standing still. No one that big should be that quick. He ended up being the second pick of the draft. Some guy named Jason Kidd. I’ve also played against Rex Walters, who is half Japanese and played in the same J-League. He dominated everyone and made us look like little kids.
Larry Bird excelled at reading players, which is one of the reasons that made him so great despite his speed
Strongest player? That would be Wilt Chamberlain, hands down.
Steven Adams is strong, no question. But, and there’s video proof of this all over KZread, He struggles to guard The Joker on the block. Physically struggles. Joker has natural strength that nobody talks about because he’s not cut like Adams is.
“I could literally in the middle of his inside out move think what I’m eating for dinner and still challenge his shot” 😂
I find it hard to believe them weak ass moves worked on anyone who knows a lick of basketball.
That's why us Europeans are losing our shit when we hear from Americans that the NCAA is better than the Euroleague. There's levels to this shit.
Poor college (and HS) players thinking they still have it-when they never even had it to begin with...
No disrespect but I witnessed Draymond Green treat this man Steven Adam's like a kid😮😮😮